Apr 2016
5:13pm, 5 Apr 2016
33,653 posts
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Velociraptor
It was still the same in 2014. Including the snow boarders.
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Apr 2016
5:54pm, 5 Apr 2016
732 posts
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Eynsham Red
Now, London Oxford Airport. There's a hub of international travel!
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Apr 2016
6:02pm, 5 Apr 2016
16,835 posts
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alpenrose
Khatmandu was pretty horrible.
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Apr 2016
6:04pm, 5 Apr 2016
11,605 posts
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Dvorak
Kefalonia airport is so compact that the baggage belts go outside of the terminal (again, excused by the loveliness of the island).
Bordeaux Flew in BA (via Gatwick, which was ok) and back Ryanair. Inbound to the spacious and it would appear lightly used original terminal. Out by the "low-cost" second terminal, hands down the worst I have ever passed through. It seemed to have been deliberately designed to rub the noses in the dirt of everyone who passed through it.
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Apr 2016
9:45pm, 5 Apr 2016
2,124 posts
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mr d
Hobart International (1 flight a week to New Zealand) was awesome in the 90's, basically one big room that you walked into from tarmac. The luggage trucks pulled up at one end and you took your baggage off straight off.
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Apr 2016
10:28pm, 5 Apr 2016
19,082 posts
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Red Squirrel
I've been to several landing strips in the Greek islands, often the first year they've had an airport. Been to Kefalonia quite a few times and have seen the airport go from landing strip to being automated. For me the more basic the better (although I did like Changi's street food and free comfortable cinema while you wait for your plane. The seats are so comfortable you can sleep in them.)
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Apr 2016
4:20am, 6 Apr 2016
4,082 posts
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Wine Legs
Things that advertise "up to 100% success".
Well, of course it can't be more than this, can it?
What I want to know is your minimum guaranteed success.
You see this shizzle for sanitary towels (up to 100% leak protection) and dandruff shampoo (up to 100% flake free).
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Apr 2016
8:20am, 6 Apr 2016
11,518 posts
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Wriggling Snake
AR, KAthmandu was ace, those gaps in the wall where you walk through to get the on the buses, the one guy selling coffee. When I was there the PA broke so the announcements were with a loudhailer.
LUKLA! Did you go to Lukla, a 12 degree slope on landing, a solid brick wall at the end os the landing strip, 2000 feet up, the worst safety record on earth. THAT is travelling, not some shit airport in france that should be good and provide proper facilities, but is basicaly crud. Hand on there is a picture of Lukla somewhere.....
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Apr 2016
8:25am, 6 Apr 2016
11,519 posts
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Wriggling Snake
Here you go, from the cockpit...Lulka a proper airport...
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Apr 2016
9:19am, 6 Apr 2016
3,977 posts
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Jono.
that's an ace picture
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